Without You To Love
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Without You To Love
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(Without you to love)
There would be no moon above
No water in the sea
Without you to love
Without you to love
There would be no stars at night
And nothin' would turn out right
Without you to love
I could live without a heartbeat
Never take a breath
I could never, never, never
Live without you
Without you to love
There would be no love songs to sing
Life wouldn't mean a thing
Without you to love
I could never, never, never
Live without you
Without you to love
There would be no love songs to sing
Life wouldn't mean a thing
Without you to love
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Marty Robbins performs "Without You To Love", and this lyric page sits inside the Marty Robbins catalog on LyroVerse.
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